Rizal’s Travels Abroad
This European country was the first destination of Rizal when he secretly left the Philippines in 1882.
Spain
This organization composed of Filipino reformists in Spain advocated peaceful reforms.
La Solidaridad Movement
Rizal was exiled to this place in Mindanao in 1892.
Dapitan
Rizal was arrested when he returned to the Philippines in this year.
1892
Camilo de Polavieja
December 30, 1896
Rizal studied medicine at this famous university in Madrid.
Universidad Central de Madrid
BONUS
BONUS
In Dapitan, Rizal practiced this profession to treat local residents.
Medicine (physician)
Rizal was accused of leading this secret revolutionary organization.
Katipunan
Rizal was executed at this place in Manila.
Bagumbayan (now Luneta or Rizal Park)
This novel criticizing Spanish colonial rule was published by Rizal in Berlin in 1887.
Noli Me Tangere
Rizal wrote articles under the pen name “Laong Laan” in this reformist newspaper.
El Filibusterismo
Rizal established this type of institution to educate children in Dapitan.
School
The Spanish colonial government charged Rizal with these three crimes.
Rebellion, sStion, and Conspiracy
This famous poem written by Rizal before his execution means “My Last Farewell.”
Mi Último Adiós
Rizal stayed in this country where he admired its discipline and modernization.
Japan
This Filipino intellectual and close friend helped Rizal publish Noli Me Tangere.
Maximo Viola
This Irish woman became Rizal’s partner while he was in exile.
Josephine Bracken
Rizal was tried by this type of Spanish court.
Military Court
Rizal faced this direction when he was shot but turned to face the sky before dying.
What is facing the firing squad with his back turned?
This city in Germany is where Rizal finished and published Noli Me Tangere.
Berlin
Rizal lived in this city in Belgium while writing El Filibusterismo.
Brussels
Rizal developed this community project to supply water to Dapitan residents.
Water System
This Spanish governor-general approved Rizal’s execution.
Camilo de Polavieja
Rizal’s martyrdom inspired Filipinos to continue this historic event.
Philippine Revolution